Exhibition Crimean artists: Zakharov, A. Strelow, A. Stremskii Gallery "Art Promenade

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"Broad brush to paint a passion investing ..."
                                                                              
Under this title from 17 October to 6 November 2010 in Sebastopol Art Gallery "Art-Boulevard", an exhibition of works by famous artists of the Crimean - Fedor Zakharov, Arcadia Strelova and Alexander Stremskii timed to the first anniversary of the opening of the gallery. It is noteworthy that all the work selected from private collections and see them all under one roof has not anyone ever.


    Retrospective landscapes and still lifes of the Crimean Masters - People's Artist of Ukraine Fedor Zakharovich Zakharova, Arcadia Efimovicha Strelova and Alexander Ivanovich Stremskii includes works written in the 1950 - 1990, allowing work to trace the authors in their development.
    Fedor Zakharov and Arkady Strelow and Alexander Stremskii belong to the wartime generation. And Arkady E. and Alexander - from a small percentage of boys born between 1922-1924 who returned from WWII.
   Maybe it's because the nature of the South, sea, mountains and steppes of the Crimea were seen and felt by them as a real godsend. They see the Crimea is not postcard-like, and know how to appreciate his dry steppes, the coldness of the sea storm, the hard work of seafarers and fishermen.
   As pioneers, they give us the blue shadows of mountain peaks, reflections on the sea-water, hot stone streets of the old Crimean villages, flowers and fruits of our bountiful region. Born in Russia, but most of their lives, lived in Yalta, the painters were able to escape from an exotic resort, seeing and describing specifically the Crimean color and light.
   Zakharov was a teacher and a senior fellow for Strelova and Stremskii. His influence is evident not only in love for the blue and brown, but in the song - the active opposition of the CIS and plans.
   All three of them - prominent representatives of the Crimean school of painting. Fedor Zakharov - her romantic lines, arrows and Stremskii - realistic. Each is unique and recognizable. Each has its own, but it has its own style of work, favorite motifs, and the construction of the composition.
   Common between them - love the color and the landscape genre, which is seen and sunshine Ukrainian impressionism, and the legacy of Russian realistic school.
   Paintings can tell a lot about their authors. We can see what colors and flowers are more beloved one way or another artist, whether he loves to travel closer to him, mountain, sea or flat landscape. Etudes especially convey the mood of copyright, which are written, making them a tune and our soul. And even the nature of the artist - or emotional restraint and melancholy and optimism - are visible in the works.
      Not everyone was lucky to have a conversation with three wonderful Crimean masters. But behind them say their piece. Immerse the same in this day of painting, presented to us, decades after the departure of its authors. All three artists - the real masters. They were realists, each introduced to the world his touch, once again, proving inexhaustible in this direction.

                                                                                                                                                TP Saygushkina
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